Last year's discard liatris from Lowes are getting ready to bloom. I am hoping they will be generous self sowers.
A garden of wild flowers is beginning to show signs of some organization around the edges. All I have to do is keep editing/weeding.
Saturday, June 22, 2013
A Parting Sight
Sky blue chicory as I leave for work in the morning light. It is closed for the day by the time I return home.
Last year's discard liatris from Lowes are getting ready to bloom. I am hoping they will be generous self sowers.
A garden of wild flowers is beginning to show signs of some organization around the edges. All I have to do is keep editing/weeding.
Last year's discard liatris from Lowes are getting ready to bloom. I am hoping they will be generous self sowers.
A garden of wild flowers is beginning to show signs of some organization around the edges. All I have to do is keep editing/weeding.
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Looks good. Just keep weeding/editing. One day.
These flowers often flourish when left alone and bloom at various times through the year.
My liatris seeds do not germinate the next year, but the plant does multiply. How can anyone consider chickory a weed?
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